from www.adultcybermart.com – An American icon of sorts, Larry Flynt certainly needs no introduction. And so, naturally, he’s receiving The Adult Industry Icon award being presented by XBiz in a couple of weeks.

Born November 1st [All Saints Day], Flynt, a Scorpio, is a force of nature. Scorpios tend to be that way.

If you ever scorned a Scorpio woman and found the suits in your closet all missing their right arms, and the buttons on your dress shirts cut off, then you have witnessed the power of the Scorpio.

As the publisher of Hustler, Flynt’s often conferred the Scorpion death sting. Former House Speaker Bob Livingston comes to mind. The standard Flynt bounty of a million dollars for incriminating evidence or information on scumbag politicians is the Scorpion’s notion of right and vigilante sense coming into play.

These people stand up for causes they believe in and will go to the ends of the earth to defend them.

Scorpios, particularly those born on November 1st, are lawyers’ favorite clients because they often windup in court rooms defending their principles. Thus, the Scorpio often risks jail sentences for spitting in the face of the establishment.

A Scorpio can be your best friend or they can be your worst enemy. Have it your way.

Scorpios are puzzling to understand, to say the least. They are strong-willed and passionate, determined, dynamic and extreme in their opinions. Although they have a steely exterior, Scorpios also possess considerable inner sensitivity. Once that sensitivity is breached, trifled with or betrayed, like I said, watch out.

“Space” is vital to a Scorpio. They are extremely moody and tend to keep people at a distance. No one ever gets close to them because they tend to be secretive. The Scorpio boss is demanding and somewhat austere.

Many Scorpion bosses tend to rule through intimidation by a mere look or a glance. As communicators they also tend to suck, so rumors are rife in the workplace.

If Hustler magazine were a beehive of commotion and drama, or Julius Caesar’s empire, then I wouldn’t be surprised. Though Flynt remaining aloof to that is part of the Scorpio nature.

Because the Scorpio tends to keep his few friends close but his many enemies closer, they often live in a Nixonian glass house of paranoia. But if you’re among the Scorpio’s inner circle consider yourselves very lucky.

Scorpio men and women are loners. Typical of the Scorpio they want to know everyone’s secrets but are unwilling to share their own. Because Scorpios have great wisdom both in worldly and spiritual matters, they are often sought out as Gurus.

As a November 1st Scorpion, Flynt has a restless, energetic spirit and he’s typical of that sign’s being a hard-working, successful over achiever.

They are certainly survivors and can turn adversity to their advantage. Financially, the November 1st Scorpio is a wise investor and captain of his ship. Although I pity the fools who mutiny.

In his reading, Flynt’s “draw” card is the Eight of Swords. This card isn’t too surprising for Flynt at all, because it depicts the Scorpio’s emotional vulnerability and unavailability.

Perhaps true to the Scorpio, Flynt’s being secretive and there are personal or health problems he isn’t letting anyone know about. Personally, I think Flynt’s beginning to feel old age. Tell me about it.

The Eight of Swords also describes an individual who’s self-absorbed, and, true to what we said earlier, they often fail to see the trouble being generated around them. What we also said before, is described by The Eight of Cards who is an escape artist and gets out of one tight jam after another. That’s been the story of Flynt all along.

I’d hate to say it, but I will. I believe there’s a coup d’etat in the works. Which might put Flynt on the outs of his own empire or fighting for control of it. We’ll watch and wait, but I think it’s coming. And it may be from the legally wounded Jimmy Flynt or a consortium headed by him.

This is an interesting story developing. Just so you know, I present this as conjecture, not fact. But you never know with the cards. The Page of Pentacles in describing the nature of The Eight of Swords in Flynt’s reading, tells us that money is at issue.

As if that’s a surprise. It’s definitely news about financial holdings. It might possibly involve one of Flynt’s nephews because The Page tends to represent a younger person. As I said, uncle Larry may be in for some big surprises coming the new year.

The Three of Swords in the reading tells me Larry Flynt is going to be betrayed; and if there was a family rift before, The American Civil War which pitted brother against brother, uncle against nephew, will have nothing on this development. It’s explosive.

If Flynt announces his retirement this year I wouldn’t be at all surprised since The Nine of Pentacles also comes into play. For him there’s nothing more to be gained and, substantially, a lot to lose if you go back and examine the Page of Pentacles in conjunction with the Three of Swords. There’s definitely a loss of holdings.

The Nine of Pentacles tells Flynt that he should quit while he’s ahead and it urges a peaceful retreat behind the scenes- something which Flynt’s nature wouldn’t allow him to do. But this is a different story.

Flynt is being told to enjoy the fruits of his success while he’s still able to do it and forgo the rigors of the rat race.

The Seven of Wands tells us there’s one last fight. How will it end? To say that 2012 will be a make or break year for Larry Flynt is putting it mildly.

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